Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-07
FROM MosnAy's DAILY.

FROM MONDAYS DAILY I The Nellie Boyd troupe came in on
 to-day's train.
 | Captain Robertson left for San Diego
 again yesterday.
 | l.. A. Willard is in towr again from
 Cottonwood.
 | A high wind has prevailed during the
 past three days.
 | J.H. Lee left, on short trip to
 California, yesterday.
 | Judge H. Wright, Judge J. A
 Rush and E. M Sanford left yesterday
 for Kingman.
 Oscar Vanderbilt and bride are domi-
 ciled. st the residence of Mir. and Mrs.
 J. L. Fisher.
 A paper, addressed to the Democrat,
 Ossge City, Kansas, has found iis way
 to this office.
 J. H. Hamilton has been quite sick
 at his home in Peoples Valley, but is
 now reported better.
 Miss Coffin and Miss F. M. Weather
 wood, two of Flagstairs charming young
 ladies came in on yesterdays train.
 Lieutenant Rockefeller has obtained
 twenty days leave of absence and
 left for St. Louis on Saturdays train Judge Summer Howard passed Pres cott Junction this morning on his way from the east, to attend court m King man.
 | Prof. D. NJ. Martin came in from Walnut Grove yesterday, and is being warmly welcomned by his numerous friends here.
 | R. M Ling, an enterprising young man and versatile writer, has been ap- pointed as telegraph correspondent in Prescott for the California associated press.
 Chas. A. Girdler, mining man, well known all over the Pacific coast, arrived on to-day's train from the east, with a view of looking over our mining re- sources.
 A man named Thompson was found lying on the streets, on Saturday eve ming, suffering from a hemorrhage of the stomach. He was attended hy Dr. Robinson, and is around again. Thos. P. Dapray, whom our people will remember as the dude on horse back" from whipple, was injured by the overturning of the Tally Ho coah at Los Angeles. He had both wrists sprained.
 A gentleman has called our attention to the fact that, although the late $. c. Marcou was & member of the bar, the legal profession did not attend his fune- ral, as is the prevailing custom on the death of one of their number.
 A deed from D. J. to P J. Brannen, in consideration of $2OO, to lots l5 and I6, square ?, Flagstaff, has been filed for record, also deed for the same property from P. J. Brannen to William Babbitt for $400.
 A few drops of ammonia in hard water will not only soften it, but will remove dirt better than soap. It is always a good article to use when bath ing the person, and the water ii which it is diluted makes an excellent stimu- lant to house and other plants.
 We have never been favored yet, and probably never will be, in fact We dc not care whether we are or not, with copy of what purports to be the Jour- nals of the last Legislature. Judging from criticisms of our exchanges, they do not seem to he what they might.
 John Clark has given bill of sale for 200 head of cattle, at SIS per head, to David Rabbit, and has also deeded to him, for 1000, the southwest quarter of section 34, township % north range 8 east. and has deeded to Vim Rabbit, for g 900, the northeast quarter of the same section, all of which ins ruments have been filed for record.
 The funeral of $. G. Marcou, yester- day, was attended " a large number of citizens. The Masons, of which he was a member, turned out in a body and performed the last sad rites over the body. While in some respects ec- centric, the deceaed was a quiet, hard working and industrious citizen, and his loss will be felt in the community.
 Parties, who arrived on to-dsys train, report shooting scrape which occur at Holbrook yesterday afternoon, in which four men were shot.-one, boy of fifteen years old, was killed; another man was mortally wounded, and two others wounded, though not danger ously Conlodore Owens, sheriff of Apache county, was reported to have done the shooting, although no psrticu- lars could te obtained.
 About dozen boys, ranging in age from nine to twelve years, were congre- gated last evening near Gardner's store smoking cigarettes. One of them sung out as an attache of the JOURNAL MINER passed: "Oh, say; put it in the paper that every kid in town is learn ing to smoke" Parents who do not want thelr boys to learn the habit of cigarette smokin can take hint from this item and keep them of the streets in the evening.
 The Marina street church Kas heanti